At McCarthy, we nurture a company-wide culture of safety and start every day on the jobsite with a focus on safety planning. Self-performing builders understand which parts of the building process can increase risk and cause lengthy delays - making their jobsites inherently safer and outcomes more certain. 1 priority, and it’s even more important on active jobsites like hospitals or college campuses.
Greater safety: Safety should be every contractor’s No.Here are five primary advantages to owners:
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It’s one thing to know how to manage trade partners - but quite another to know how to build projects yourself. The many years spent working as a team on projects with similar challenges sets the stage for high-quality work done right the first time. For example, McCarthy often does turnkey work on parking garages - from site work to electrical installation, piles and cast-in-place concrete. In some cases, contractors self-perform as much as 80 percent of their work in specific markets. When a builder performs certain activities with its own experienced crews, owners are no longer at the mercy of fluctuations in the labor market. Why are some commercial builders committed to self-perform?Ī commitment to self-perform not only benefits owners in time and cost savings, but also helps address one of the greatest challenges facing the construction industry today: the craft labor shortage. Even when not self-performing, the fact that your builder knows how to do the work, not just manage it, improves communication with trade partners and, ultimately, the quality of the entire project. With the knowledge and experience gained through years of self-performing work, a good builder can manage trade partners more effectively for the benefit of all. Make no mistake - skilled trade partners are still critical and highly valued on virtually every project, and you want a partner that builds strong relationships and works with the best trade partners in the business. In the current high-volume building environment, and in areas where our highly valued trade partners are stretched to their limits, some builders also use self-perform to ensure that the work not only gets done, but that their focus on things like safety, quality, budget and schedule are maintained. When a builder self-performs, it adds value to a project by using in-house skilled labor and equipment for critical construction activities such as concrete, electrical, plumbing, framing and carpentry. By partnering with a builder that offers self-perform capabilities, they can receive a wide variety of benefits and be more certain their partner will deliver the results they expect. Owners expect unique solutions to the many challenges of today’s complex and complicated building environment.
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